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    great88
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    I am deploying my application to non development machine and i see a whole bunch of dll files
    are required .

    What is icudt51.dll and why is it so large (22mb) ? Is there any way to reduce the size of deployed app ?

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      dbzhang800
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      If you don't make use of QtWebkit, you can compile Qt without icu by yourself.

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        [quote author="1+1=2" date="1372381864"]If you don't make use of QtWebkit, you can compile Qt without icu by yourself.[/quote]

        Hmm , I am not using QtWebkit in my project ( at least I don't think so ) but when I run my executable i get error that it can't find the dll .

        Is it that it is included somehow in my project ?

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          dbzhang800
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          Yes, you must re-compile your Qt by yourself in order to disable it, as it used by QtCore by default too.

          When compiling Qt, QtCore will try to make use of ICU if it's present.

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            [quote author="1+1=2" date="1372385960"]Yes, you must re-compile your Qt by yourself in order to disable it, as it used by QtCore by default too.

            When compiling Qt, QtCore will try to make use of ICU if it's present.[/quote]

            Thanks for clarification . I get it now .

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